This modern urban apartment is 135 m² in size and includes a living room, kitchen, dining area, balcony, 4 rooms, 2 bathrooms, storage room and a small room for the cats.
Gidon Levin Photography
Gidon Levin is a photographer of architecture based in Tel Aviv, Israel.
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Tel-Aviv Beach Apartment by Meirav Galan Architect
Located by the beach of busy Tel Aviv in a nostalgic old building, the 72 sqm apartment had been fully redesigned by MGA | Meirav Galan Architect, as a ‘Piece of Peacefulness by the sea’. The apartment, designed by Meirav Galan, was renovated while the building was under a reconstruction, which included a redefinition of the apartments’ layouts and a redesigned exterior skin, plentiful of big windows and new balconies facing the sea.
King David Apartment in the Heart of Tel Aviv / Kedem Shinar Design
Inspired by two-dimensional graphic design, the King David apartment contains graphic elements such as a custom-made lamp in the living room which “climbs” up the wall in straight angles, white tile cladding with colorful grout in two bathrooms, thus creating grid-like graphic compositions.
Family Apartment Renovation in a Preserved Bauhaus Building, Tel Aviv
This renovated apartment is located in a preserved Bauhaus building built in the 1930s in Tel-Aviv. The family apartment is located in the heart of Tel-Aviv, overlooking one of the most beautiful boulevards in the city next to Israel’s national theater “Habima”.
Family Apartment in Tel Aviv / Raanan Stern Design
The creation of two dividable public areas was the foundation of planning this family apartment in central Tel Aviv. The apartment was extended and lengthened, with a large space connecting between the existing and new spaces creating a new large public area in the apartment. The apartment size is 165sqm. On the street side of […]
50 sqm Garden Apartment in Jaffa / Itai Palti Studio
Jaffa Garden Apartment is a small home located in Tel Aviv, Israel, designed by Itai Palti. Description by Itai Palti: The space we began with was a mish-mash of small rooms and corridors – the result of years of informal additions and alterations to the building. In essence, the Jaffa apartment was originally created by joining […]
